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Topic segmentation

Purver, 2011

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8515599811490171561
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Purver M
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Spoken language understanding: systems for extracting semantic information from speech

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This chapter discusses the task of topic segmentation: automatically dividing single long recordings or transcripts into shorter, topically coherent segments. First, it looks at the task itself, the applications which require it, and some ways to evaluate accuracy. The chapter …
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